Huawei presents its first desktop computer running on HarmonyOS
Huawei has showcased the Qingyun HM650 desktop computer, which runs on its proprietary HarmonyOS operating system.
The presentation took place at the Huawei Connect 2026 conference in Shanghai. The new device is the manufacturer's first desktop to use the proprietary desktop platform HarmonyOS 1.0 instead of the Windows or Linux operating systems. The device is designed in the form of a standalone system unit.
The computer targets corporate and government clients. The AI assistant Celia is integrated into the operating system, designed for information processing, data retrieval, and content generation. Corporate functionality includes digital workspace separation, centralized device and application management, and data protection mechanisms using large language models. In China, the desktop received Level 2 security and reliability certification.
According to Kod.ru, the model is equipped with a Kirin X90 processor and a two-stage cooling system. At the same time, the exact amounts of RAM, storage, graphics specifications, and the PC's retail price have not yet been announced. According to iXBT.com, the device is expected to hit the market in September 2026.
What it means
The release of the PC marks the expansion of the HarmonyOS ecosystem to personal computers for the corporate and government sectors.
Sources
- Kursiv Узбекистан: Huawei показала первый ПК на собственной HarmonyOS media outlet
- iXBT.com: Представлен первый настольный ПК Huawei на HarmonyOS media outlet
- Kod.ru: Huawei показала первый настольный компьютер на HarmonyOS — Qingyun HM650 media outlet
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Published 22 September 2026, 11:02 · No updates · Russian original
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